Neuralynx has merged with FHC!
FHC and Neuralynx produce complimentary products with virtually no overlaps
All Neuralynx personnel will continue to operate from picturesque Bozeman, Montana
FHC’s products are used by Neurosurgeons in the OR
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Advanced Data Acquisition & Experiment Control
Neuralynx develops intuitive, high-density, low-noise electrophysiology systems with customizable features and devices – specifically designed to meet the performance and data quality demands of your experiment. We provide acquisition system and component solutions for both basic neuroscience and human neurophysiology research environments.
Decades of innovation, flexible integrations and the loyal support of our partners — that’s why over 1100 animal and clinical research labs choose Neuralynx.
Digital Lynx SX
High-density, DC-coupled acquisition
with closed loop processing
FreeLynx
Reliable, configurable, wide bandwidth
wireless acquisition
LabLynx
Low cost, portable, battery-powered
wide bandwidth digital acquisition
Human single unit recording with one integrated, high performance, data acquisition system.
Rev. 1.0 2020 - 09 - 23
Research Using Neuralynx Tech...
Gamma activation and alpha suppression within human auditory cortex during a speech classification task
Kirill V. Nourski, Mitchell Steinschneider, Ariane E. Rhone, Christopher K. Kovach, Hiroto Kawasaki & Matthew A. Howard III
May 2022
Aluminium oxide nanoparticles compromise spatial memory performance and proBDNF-mediated neuronal function in the hippocampus of rats
Wei Sun, Jia Li, Xiaoliang Li, Xiao Chen, Yazi Mei, Yang Yang & Lei An
May 2022
Pain Relief in a Trigeminal Neuralgia Model via Optogenetic Inhibition on Trigeminal Ganglion Itself With Flexible Optic Fiber Cannula
Elina KC, Jaisan Islam, Soochong Kim, Hyong Kyu Kim & Young Seok Park
April 2022
Prelimbic proBDNF Facilitates Retrieval-Dependent Fear Memory Destabilization by Regulation of Synaptic and Neural Functions in Juvenile Rats
Wei Sun, Xiao Chen, Yazi Mei, Yang Yang, Xiaoliang Li & Lei An
April 2022
Categorizing Visual Information in Subpopulations of Honeybee Mushroom Body Output Neurons
Fabian Schmalz, Basil el Jundi, Wolfgang Rössler & Martin Strube-Bloss
April 2022